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Blueriq depends heavily on the JDK for much of its functionality. Oracle decided to deprecate several modules from the JDK in version 9 and 10 and will remove them in version 11 (e.g. the module java.xml.ws). These modules are necessary to run Blueriq (e.g. java.xml.ws is needed for webservicing purposes). Oracle will deliver these modules via third party dependencies for each matching JDK version starting from JDK 9 and up, compiled against that specific JDK version. It is not possible to add third party dependencies compiled against a higher JDK version then the one Blueriq is using. As a result, from a Blueriq perspective it is not possible to compile against JDK 8 and support JDK 11 at the same time due to the impact of changing the JDK version during the lifetime of a Blueriq major version. The Java support roadmap for the coming Blueriq releases is shown below:
JDK(public updates) | Blueriq 9 (09-2012 / 04-2018*) | Blueriq 10 (04-2017 / 04-2019*) | Blueriq 11 (04-2018 / 04-2020*) | Blueriq 12 (04-2019 / 04-2021*?) |
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| JDK 6 (12-2006 / 04-2013) | Compile | X | X | X |
| JDK 7 (07-2011 / 04-2015) | Support | X | X | X |
JDK 8 (03-2014 / 01-2019) | Support | Compile | Compile | X |
JDK 9 (09-2017 / 03-2018) | X | Support | Support | X |
JDK 10 (03-2018 / 09-2018) | X | Support? | Support | X |
JDK 11 (09-2018 / TBA) | X | X | X | Compile |
JDK 12? (03-2019 / 09-2019) | X | X | X | Support |
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* The end of the Maintance & Support phase depends on the Maintenance and Support Agreement. Please read our Support roadmap or contact our customer support if you have any questions regarding the Maintenance and Support Agreement.
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